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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Mar 1995.
Re: Mushroom
In <0b0...@telos.org> Hel...@telos.org (Helen Bates) writes:
>In [(INT) ALT.ASCII-ART] on <20 Mar 95  13:38>, it's me! wrote to All:

> im> Mushroom fever !!!!! I am in need to some mushroom, 4 a mushroom potion

>Well then, here's one for you.  Comments are thrown in free.     Helen

> >>> HB>          mmmmm
> >>> HB>       uuuuuuuuuuu
> >>> HB>     sssssssssssssss
> >>> HB>    hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
> >>> HB>     rrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
> >>> HB>          ooooo
> >>> HB>          ooooo
> >>> HB>          mmmmm
> >>> HB> %%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

> >> TS>     Helen - Nice mushroom. Now is that Clitocybe clavipes or might it
> >> TS>be
> >> TS> Coprinus atramentarius? Or is it a table lamp?
> > HB> Look up Clitocybe Illudens.

> JG> Looks like a mushroomibus eatable-ibus
> JG> .....john

Looks like a ufo beaming up an unsuspecting farmer,

...or a phalix symbol
your choice

Leo

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From: lm0...@uhura.cc.rochester.edu (Leonard Medico)
Subject: Re: Mushroom
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